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for Professional Training

Member of

for the teachingof English

2014

English for Aviation andProfessional Training

for Training in England


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Bournemouth

LondonWelcometo Anglo-ContinentalAnglo-Continental is one of the worlds leading English

language teaching organisations with an enviablereputation built over sixty years. We are accredited by

The British Council and a member of English UK, which

means our programmes are strictly regulated and our

standards are guaranteed. Anglo-Cont inental is also

regularly inspected by the Independent Schools

Inspectorate (ISI). Although one of the largest

schools in the UK, we are still a family run organisation

and pride ourselves on our friendly personal service

and efficient administration.

Location: Bournemouth, South Coast of England

Anglo-Continental is located in Bournemouth, a lively

university town. Bournemouth is a prestigious business

centre and several multi-national companies have their

regional or United Kingdom headquarters in the town.

London Heathrow Airport and London Gatwick Airport

are only 2 - 2 hours away with frequent National

Express Coach and train services to Bournemouth. Asa cosmopolitan town with no strong regional accent,

Bournemouth is the ideal location to learn English in

England.

Bournemouth has a mild climate and 12 kilometres of

sandy beaches (awarded the prestigious Blue Flag for

cleanliness), and it is well known for its beautiful parks,

gardens and extensive leisure facilities.

Our TrainersWe are an approved Cambridge ESOL Teacher Training and

TKT Examination Centre. All our long-term trainers have the

CELTA qualification or Trinity Certificate in TESOL, and many

have the DELTA or an equivalent diploma. In addition, most

Aviation English

Anglo-Continental has been providing specialised English

language training to aviation organisations worldwide

since 1971. We also offer a range of courses specifically

designed to assist aviation organisations and individuals in

achieving the mandatory ICAO Level 4 (Operational).

Professional English

Anglo-Continental offers an extensive range of

specialisations within its Professional English sections. The

Executive and Business and Specialised Programmes provide

a wide variety of scheduled courses throughout the year.

Our Professional and Technical Programme includes a

comprehensive selection of specialised courses which are

available on request to groups and individuals. In additionto improving their general English, course participants

benefit from specialised English tuition, allowing them to

further develop the specific vocabulary and key language

skills relevant to their own particular field.

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trainers have specialised knowledge and experience in

professional fields such as Business, Finance, Law, Aviation,Medicine, Computers and Science.

Many trainers have additional qualifications including

university degrees in various fields such as Psychology,

Biochemistry, Economics, Communications, Linguistics,

Accountancy and Law. Anglo-Continental is a corporate

member of BESIG, the Business English Special Interest

Group of IATEFL.


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Meet the Team

Guido SchilligManaging Director

I am privileged to continue Anglo-Continentals tradition of providingspecialised English language training to individuals and organisationsworldwide.

Vronique BethellProfessional Training Supervisor

I have over 25 years experience in the language school industry, and for

a number of years I have been specialising in the Aviation andProfessional Training Programmes at Anglo-Continental.

Steve MillarDirector of Studies

I am responsible for the strategic planning and ongoing development ofour courses.

Jill ManwaringHead of Teacher Training

My areas of interest involve ensuring good classroom practice andexamining the role of general teaching methodology within an aviation orprofessional language teaching context.

Paul MellorProjects Coordinator

My specialist areas are in aviation language training and assessment,teacher training and the phonology of international English. I am alsoresponsible for the development of the Test of English for Aviation Personnel(TEAP).

Jon UnderwoodHead of Professional Training

I am responsible for coordinating the Aviation English Programmes. I alsohave considerable experience, at home and abroad, in ICAO rating usingthe Anglo-Continental Test of English for Aviation Personnel (TEAP).


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This is our core team. Other members of ourProfessionals Panel join us when required.

Paul SteinlyAviation English Specialist

My particular interests in Aviation English are in producing aviationmaterials for use in the classroom and as guided study, and involvement inthe raters' courses.

Simon WilkinsonAviation Professional

As well as being a qualified teacher, I am also a commercial flying

instructor and have worked as a Charter Pilot. I enjoy using my variedexperience to teach aviation English and help candidates prepare forICAO spoken English tests.

Ron LongleyAviation Professional

After careers in the Royal Air Force and National Air Traffic Services, I amnow involved in the teaching of English for Aviation and the preparation ofteaching and testing materials.

Dawn MetcalfeProfessional English Teacher

After working as a qualified nurse, I now enjoy using my medicalknowledge and experience to teach Medical English to a variety of healthcare professionals.

Heidi HelgesenProfessional English Teacher

With a strong military background, and extensive business experience, Iam able to exploit this practical knowledge effectively within a variety ofprofessional contexts.

Penny WealAviation Professional

With a degree in Aeronautical Engineering, and following a career withRolls-Royce Aero Engines, I now enjoy teaching Aviation English and ICAOrating.


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The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) grades

English Language performance on a scale of 1 to 6:

In order to conform with ICAO language proficiency

requirements, Pilots, Air Traffic Controllers and all others who

use English in R/T communication on international routes must

be at ICAO English Language Level 4 (Operational) or above.

This must be confirmed by successful completion of an airline

industry approved test.

Those who are assessed at ICAO Level 4 must be re-tested

every three years. Those who fail may not be licensed to

operate on international routes.

Level 1 Pre-Elementary

Level 2 Elementary

Level 3 Pre-Operational

Level 4 Operational

Level 5 Extended

Level 6 Expert

Introduction to ICAO

ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements

Appendix A (Annex 1) of ICAO Doc 9835, which sets out the

language proficiency requirements, states that pilots, air

traffic controllers and aeronautical station operators shall

demonstrate the ability to speak and understand the language

used for radiotelephony communications to the level specified

in the Appendix. The six descriptors are:

Pronunciation

Structure

Vocabulary

Fluency

Comprehension

Interaction

All six descriptors must be met at any given level for a

candidate to be rated as having attained that level.

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Test Fees 2014Test fee per candidate: 115

Flexible DatesPlease contact us to book the test

at a time convenient to [email protected]

Test ofEnglish for

Aviation Personnel(TEAP)

Anglo-Continental's Test of English for Aviation Personnel is widely used to assess the languagecompetence of pilots and air traffic controllers in accordance with the ICAO Language Proficiency

Rating Scale. Aviation personnel and/or their sponsors are then able to determine a trainingprogramme if required.

The TEAP, in line with ICAO's directives, includes a listening and an oral component. It is designed togenerate a sample of the candidate's language skills which enables us to rate the candidate'scompetence in all areas covered by the ICAO descriptors. It is conducted as an interview, and isdivided into four parts:

Part 1This consists of an interview including an introduction to the candidates job and the context in whichhe/she works.

Part 2After listening to a short recording of a non-standard incident, the candidate is required to summarise

it. He/she is then asked to talk about this type of incident in general terms.Part 3In this part, candidates are asked to report and comment after listening to up to three recordings -two based on radiotelephony and one in an informal style. Prior to each recording, the candidate isasked to listen for specific details. There is no visual contact between the interlocutor and thecandidate during this section of the test.

Part 4After listening to a long informal report of an incident in aviation, the candidate is required to give adetailed summary. A discussion regarding the more general issues raised by the report follows.

The test has a duration of approximately 30 minutes.

All TEAP interviews are recorded for security and moderating purposes and each candidate is

assessed by at least two raters. A report is issued by our aviation specialists providing thecandidate's ICAO level profile, in accordance with the ICAO Language Proficiency Rating Scale.Areas requiring improvement are highlighted. A certificate is awarded to candidates who achievelevel 4 or above.

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Approved bythe UK CAA


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Introduction to

Aviation English

rogramme features- Insight into the world of aviation

- Variety of aviation topics

- Combination of general and aviation English

- Opportunity to meet other trainees with similar interests

This course is intended for people with limited knowledge of aviation, who are aiming to start theirtraining for a career in the aviation industry. They may wish to become a pilot or an air trafficcontroller, or to be involved in airport administration, and need to have an overview of how theaviation world works.

This special programme gives them an insight into the world of aviation and an understanding ofsome of its terminology, whilst improving their general English language at the same time.

The course provides a useful combination of intensive general English and aviation English tuition.The intensive programme, adopting an integrated skills approach, focuses on general Englishlanguage development. The specialised component of the course concentrates on extending thetrainees aviation English vocabulary, whilst also improving the receptive and productive languageskills, using a range of topic areas within the context of aviation.


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Entry level

Lessons per week(45 minutes)

Guided private study -Aviation English

(sessions per week)

General English class size

Aviation English class size

Minimum age

Course duration (weeks)

Intermediate

30

20 lessons of General English

plus

10 lessons of Aviation English

5 Sessions

Maximum 15

Maximum 12

18

2 - 4

Course IAE-30

Course fees

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks

1276

1826

2376

Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Student card

Education- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Notebook- Anglo-ContinentalCertificate of Training (subject tosatisfactory course completion)

Internet access- Free wireless internet access.- Computers available in the self-servicerestaurant, multi-media learning centreand the language laboratory.

Social Activities Programme- Afternoon and evening activities.Weekly programme available online:

www.anglo-continental.com/leisure.html

Additional studyTrainees are given guided private studymaterial and additional tasks mayinclude pre-session preparation andfollow-up work. We also recommendthat some time should be devoted toadditional study in the Multi-MediaLearning Centre. An extensive selectionof computer programs, audio,video/DVD and reference material isavailable for private use.

Homestayaccommodationfees include...Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletion

MealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurantat the school).

Pounds sterling

For the first week

Each additional week

High season supplement(22 June to 17 August - per week)

Standard homestay accommodation fees - single room

Pounds sterling

170

110

35

Introduction to Aviation English Course 2014

Course

informationThe course includes the followingcomponents:

General English language tuitionThe course concentrates on structureand usage, oral communication,vocabulary development and listeningand reading comprehension.

Aviation English language tuitionThe course focuses on developing thenecessary language skills andvocabulary required for communicationin a variety of Aviation contexts.

- Careers in the Aviation industry -pilots, air traffic controllers, engineersand other ground staff

- Aircraft - types, structure andmaintenance

- Airport - areas, layouts, equipment andplanning

- Phases of flight - pushback, take-off enroute and landing

- Language of flying - communication inthe air and on the ground

- Theory of flight- Meteorology

- Navigation

- Emergency situations

- International Civil AviationOrganisation (ICAO)

For the first week


High season supplement

(22 June to 17 August - per week)

Executive homestay accommodation* fees - single room

Pounds sterling

285

225

35

* Subject to availability

Course entry dates 2014

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC6 3 3, 31 28 27 23 21 18 15 13 10 8*

Additional entry dates can be arranged for groups * 2 weeks only


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Anglo-Continentals ICAO 291 courses are designed to assist those concerned with meeting theCAO language proficiency requirements.

Foundation Module, including General Aviation EnglishThe Foundation Module provides general English tuition, adopting an integrated skills approach.The course concentrates on structure and usage, oral communication, vocabulary development andistening and reading comprehension. It also introduces English in a general aviation context inpreparation for the next phase of the training.

Operational Module, including English for the Working Aviation EnvironmentThe Operational Module, aiming at ICAO Level 4 and 5, covers general English and English for theworking aviation environment, including R/T phraseology. The aim of this module is to improverainees communicative competence with particular reference to the six ICAO language proficiencydescriptors - pronunciation, structure, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension and interaction. Courseparticipants will develop their listening skills with authentic recordings and practise using the

functional language and vocabulary required in both standard and non-standard aviation situations.Duration of trainingt is difficult to predict how long an individual trainee may require to reach a specified level. Therate of language acquisition differs with each individual, and depends on their entry level ofEnglish, linguistic ability and their mother tongue. We recommend a minimum course duration of 4weeks for all trainees.

Trainees who are at ICAO level 2 should initially follow an Intensive general English course.

Pilotsand

Air Traffic Controllers

rogramme features- Oral assessment prior to enrolment in order to

select the appropriate course module

- Aviation English lessons conducted by teacherqualified subject matter experts

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1586

2996

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Minimum entry levels

(Prior to enrolment, traineesmay be required to undertake

an oral assessment)

Target level


Guided private study -

Aviation English(sessions per week)

Homework(General English)

Class size -General English

Class size - GeneralAviation English

Class size - AviationEnglish

Minimum age


ICAO Level 3 (low level)

Pre-OperationalIntermediate

ICAO Level 3 (high level)Pre-Operational

Upper-Intermediate Stage 1

30


plus

5 lessons of General AviationEnglish

5

Yes

Average 10 (Max.15)

Maximum 8

-

18

4, 8 or 12

Course

For the first week

Each additional weekHigh season supplement

(22 June to 17 August - per week)

Course fees

2 weeks

4 weeks

8 weeks

12 weeks

-

2136

4096

5976

170

11035

Notes- ICAO Level 3, Pre-Operational,covers a wide range of abilityin terms of languagecompetence. The Anglo-Continental levels of Englishincluded (Intermediate to Upper

Intermediate) refer to atrainees overall languagecompetence.

- Any trainee enrolled on theFoundation Module or theOperational Module, whoseEnglish is found to be below thelevel specified for the course,will automatically be transferredto a General Intensive Course(Course G-1.30) or theFoundation Module, asappropriate. The sponsors willbe informed immediately inorder that a revised study planmay be agreed.

- Trainees at ICAO Level 2 shouldcontact us for course details.

Pounds sterling

Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Pre-training assessment

- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Notebook- Educational Advisory Service- Anglo-Continental Certificate ofTraining (subject to satisfactorycourse completion)

- Supervision of training programme byour Head of Professional Training

Internet access- Free wireless internet access.- Computers available in the self-servicerestaurant, multi-media learning centre

and the language laboratory.Social Activities Programme- Afternoon and evening activities.Weekly programme available online:www.anglo-continental.com/leisure.html



ICAO Level 3 (high level)

Pre-Operational

ICAO Levels 4 and 5

30


plus


5

Yes

Average 10 (Max.15)

-

Maximum 8

18

2 or 4

G-1.30A1Foundation Module

G-1.30A2Operational Module

Standard homestay accommodation fees - single room (Pounds sterling)

Pounds sterling

ICAO Course 291English for Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers 2014


JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC6 3 3, 31 28 27 23 21 18 15 13 (2, 4 or 8

weeks only)10 (2 or 4weeks only)

8(2 weeks only)

For the first week



285

225

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Executive homestay accommodation fees - single room (Pounds sterling) subject to availability

Additional entry dates can be arranged for groups


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Aviation English

Teachers

rogramme features- Aviation English teaching methodology

- Aviation English appropriate to thelearner's needs

- Experienced teacher trainers andaviation professionals

In line with ICAO language proficiency requirements for Aviation Personnel to achieve level 4 orabove, Anglo-Continental provides courses to assist those concerned in the attainment of this essential

qualification.

Our Teaching Methodology Course for Teachers of Aviation English provides vital training for Englishlanguage teachers with the latest methodology for teaching Aviation English in the context of ICAOstandards, along with personal aviation language development which results from working with expertteacher trainers.

The objective of the training is to develop the course participants knowledge of Aviation English andEnglish Language teaching skills within an aviation context, including a practical review of currentmethodology and classroom practice. Although an aviation background is an advantage, the courseis designed to enable English language teachers who have little or no prior knowledge of aviation toteach Aviation English to Aviation Personnel. As all lessons have an aviation context, every part ofthe course contributes towards expanding the trainees' Aviation English knowledge.

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Entry level


Guided private study(sessions per week)

Class size

Minimum age


Upper Intermediate

30

15 lessons of Aviation EnglishTeachingMethodology

plus


5

Maximum 12

21

1

Course TAE-30

Course fees

1 week 501*


Education- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Notebook- Anglo-ContinentalCertificate of Training (subject tosatisfactory course completion)


Social Activities Programme- Afternoon and evening activities.Weekly programme available online:

www.anglo-continental.com/leisure.html

Additional studyTrainees have guided private studysessions. Tasks set may include pre-session preparation, follow-up workand research assignments. We alsorecommend that some time should bedevoted to additional study in the Multi-Media Learning Centre. An extensiveselection of computer programs, audio,video/ DVD and reference material isavailable for private use.



Pounds sterling

1 week


Pounds sterling

170


MAR JUN17 16

Teaching Methodology Coursefor Teachers of Aviation English 2014

Course

planningThere will be an initial group needsanalysis at the beginning of eachcourse. Sessions will be plannedaccordingly, also taking into accountparticipants methodological awarenessand aviation background.

Course content15 Lessons per week: AviationEnglish teaching methodology.

The following areas will normally becovered:

- Task design

- Phonology - issues of internationalcomprehensibility. Discrimination andproduction

- Listening skills - for gist, specificinformation and inference

- Teaching to the ICAO descriptors

- Assessing a trainees level regardingthe ICAO descriptors

- Plain English for Pilots and Air TrafficControllers

- Sourcing, creating and exploitingappropriate teaching materials

- Using aviation DVD materials forcomprehension and language skillsdevelopment

- Testing progress and achievement

- Teaching functional language,appropriate to ICAO doc 9835

15 Lessons per week: AviationEnglish, adapted to meettrainees specific requirements,covering areas such as:

- Aircraft structures and systems

- Aviation and airport organisation

- Flight operations and flight safety

- ATC organisation and control ofairspace

- En-route, aerodrome and approachcontrol

- ICAO/RT phraseology and procedures

- Standard and non-standardphraseology

- Incidents and accidents


1 week

Executive homestay accommodation** fees - single room

Pounds sterling

285

* Inclusive of VAT where applicable.** Subject to availability.

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LanguageAwareness

Development

rogramme features- In-depth language analysis

- Familiarisation with ICAO levelsand the six descriptors

- Ideal preparation for the RAT-30 Course

- Pre-course tasks

The main focus of this new programme is on developing a sound awareness of the linguistic featuresassociated with spoken communication, with particular reference to ICAOs (International Civil

Aviation Organisation) Doc.9835. This provides a better understanding of the terminology and keyelements essential for the assessment of linguistic proficiency, specifically in the areas of listening andspeaking.

The course is intended for those within the Aviation industry, with limited or no experience of teachingEnglish and has been designed to raise the English language awareness of native and non-nativespeakers of English.

The LAD-30 Course is scheduled immediately prior to and in preparation for our special programmefor ICAO raters, the RAT-30 Course, which involves participants in listening to, analysing andassessing the language competence of aviation personnel.


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Entry level



Class size

Minimum age


Advanced

30

5

Maximum 12

21

1

Course LAD-30

Course fees

1 week 505*


Education- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All teaching materials, including pre-course tasks

- Notebook- Anglo-ContinentalCertificate of Training (subject tosatisfactory course completion)


Social Activities Programme- Afternoon and evening activities.

Weekly programme available online:www.anglo-continental.com/leisure.html

Additional studyGuided individual study - including pre-session preparation, self-assessment,follow-up work, research assignmentsand project work - is an integral part ofthe course. We also recommend thatsome time should be devoted toadditional study in the Multi-MediaLearning Centre. An extensive selectionof computer programs, audio,video/dvd and reference material,both aviation and non-aviation, isavailable for private use.



Pounds sterling

1 week


Pounds sterling

170


MAR JUN OCT3 2 6

Language Awareness Development Course 2014

Course content

30 Lessons of LanguageAwareness Development

It is essential that RAT-30 Courseparticipants have a good level ofEnglish language awareness to enablethem to interpret the language criteria ofthe ICAO rating scale and also toassess speech samples from aviationprofessionals.

This 30 lesson pre RAT-30 Courseconcentrates on the key aspects of eachof the six main language areasconsidered to be vital in demonstratingICAO language proficiency. The lessons

include carefully graded study tasksinvolving language analysis exercisesand performance comparisons. Thiscourse aims to develop preliminary skillsin evaluation for all appropriate tests ofaviation language proficiency

A number of points will be covered foreach language area and the followingare some of the key features included:

Pronunciation how pronunciationcan affect a listeners ease ofunderstanding

Structure how communication canbe affected by incorrect or limited use

of grammatical structures.

Vocabulary how a candidatesaviation English vocabulary resourcescan enhance or inhibit communication.

Fluency the influence of speech flowon effective communication

Comprehension how the use ofgood comprehension skills andstrategies can support communication.

Interaction understanding theimportance of a candidates ability touse effective strategies to maintaincommunication.


1 week


Pounds sterling

285

* Inclusive of VAT where applicable.

** Subject to availability.


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ICAO Raters

rogramme features- Detailed study of ICAO language

proficiency requirements criteria

- Assessment/rating practice, both as part ofa group and individually, using soundfiles of authentic aviation professionals

- Pre-course tasks

This course is intended for teachers of aviation English who are required to assess and rate the Englishlanguage capabilities of pilots, air traffic controllers and other aviation professionals, according to the

Language Proficiency Requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), as set outin ICAO Document 9835. The participants' level of English language should be advanced. This willbe assessed prior to the commencement of the course.

The course concentrates on interpreting the language criteria of the ICAO Rating Scale and applyingthem by listening to and assessing sound files of various non-native speaker aviation professionals.

Trainees with no experience of English language teaching are required to attend the LanguageAwareness Development Course (LAD-30) before beginning this course.

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Entry level



Class size

Minimum age


Advanced

30

5

Maximum 12

21

1

Course RAT-30

Course fees

1 week 505*


Education- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All teaching materials, includingpre-course tasks

- Notebook- Anglo-ContinentalCertificate of Training (subject tosatisfactory course completion).Throughout the course each traineesrating skills will be monitored andtheir level of competence assessed atthe end of the programme.

Internet access- Free wireless internet access.- Computers available in the self-service

restaurant, multi-media learning centreand the language laboratory.

Social Activities Programme- Afternoon and evening activities.Weekly programme available online:www.anglo-continental.com/leisure.html

Additional studyGuided individual study - including pre-session preparation, self-assessment,follow-up work, research assignmentsand project work - is an integral part ofthe course. We also recommend thatsome time should be devoted toadditional study in the Multi-MediaLearning Centre. An extensive selection

of computer programs, audio,video/dvd and reference material,both aviation and non-aviation, isavailable for private use.


MealsBreakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday

(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurantat the school).

Pounds sterling

1 week

Standard Homestay accommodation fees - single room

Pounds sterling

170


MAR JUN OCT10 9 13

Professional Training Coursefor Raters 2014

Course content

30 Lessons in a closed professionalgroup, supplemented by guided privatestudy.

The following areas will normally becovered:

- Evaluating and comparing differenttest types (e.g. for ab-initio trainees ortrained professionals, direct or semi-direct, including computerised tests)

- Identifying the criteria for ICAO levelsin: Listening (general comprehension,interpretation and discrimination)Speaking (accuracy, intelligibility andcommunicative competence)

- Defining and evaluating appropriatelevels of competence incommunication skills, and the 6criteria of the ICAO Rating Scale.

- Practical exercises in rating traineesperformance at various levels of theICAO Rating Scale, with emphasis onLevels 2 - 5.

- Identifying areas for development infailed candidates performance, andguiding them towards improving theirlanguage proficiency.

- Blind rating assessments for

standardisation purposes and toassess the course participants levelof competency.


1 week


Pounds sterling

285

17

* Inclusive of VAT where applicable.** Subject to availability.


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SpecialAviation

Programmes

Your areerIf you are planning a career as a pilot

and are interested in starting your aviation trainingwhilst improving your English language level at

Anglo-Continental, we can assist you by introducingyou to one of the following local flight training schools

once you are in Bournemouth:

Solent School of Flying

www.solentsf.co.ukBournemouth Commercial Flight Trainingwww.bcft.org.uk

Anglo-Continental offers specialised language training both for individuals and professional groups.Specially designed programmes prepare trainees for professional and specialised employment.

Aviation English language training coursesThese courses combine intensive general English tuition with specialised English study - subjects include:Aeronautical Information Service (AIS), Air Navigation, Aviation Management, Aviation Security,Cabin Crew, Engineering in Aviation and Meteorology.

Training ObjectivesTraining objectives are defined before enrolment in consultation with trainees sponsors. All specialgroup programmes can be adjusted to the participants level of English and professional knowledgeand experience.

Course ContentGroup training programmes, usually of 30 lessons per week, normally include two components: General English Language Tuition, with other trainees in international classes or in closed

professional groups; Specialised English Language Tuition, normally in closed professional groups.

Course DurationsProfessional training programmes may be of any duration from 4 to 50 weeks according to need.

Language LevelsTrainees can be accepted for general English tuition at all levels of English from beginner toadvanced. The minimum level for specialised language training is Low Intermediate.

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AERONAUTICAL INFORMATIONSERVICE (AIS)

Flight rules

Air traffic services

Theory of flight

Air navigation

Meteorology

Communications

Aerodromes

AIR NAVIGATION

Aircraft characteristics

Weather

The earth

Aeronautical Information Service (AIS)

Locations, maps and charts

Speed, time and distance

Navigational aids

AVIATION MANAGEMENT

International aviation

Aviation services

Airline management

Airline operations

Airport management and operations

Telecommunications

Airport construction and maintenance

Marketing and public relations

Management communication

AVIATION SECURITY

Threats to civil aviation

Passenger profiling

Questioning techniques

Methods of concealment

Screening of passengers and luggage

Explosive devices, other prohibited items,and CBRN threats

Document verification

Biometric technologies

Customer service and effective security Passenger restraint

CABIN CREW

Airports

Aircraft

Boarding and in-flight duties

In-flight emergency procedures

Dealing with passengers

Medical problems

Food and drink

ENGINEERING IN AVIATION

Theory of flight

Aircraft construction, systems andcomponents

Engines

Propellers

Electricity and electronics

Cockpit instruments

Tools and workshop practices

METEOROLOGY

Principles of meteorology

General aviation terminology

Met services at airports

Visibility, the atmosphere and pressure

Precipitation

Forecasting

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ExecutiveProgrammes

for ProfessionalEnglish

The Anglo-Continental Executive Programme provides stimulating language training for busyprofessionals. The tuition is highly intensive and offers the most effective means of learning or

improving your English in the shortest possible time.

The Executive CentreOn this programme, you will study in our exclusive executive centre within our main campus.There are study rooms for mini groups and individuals and a comfortable private lounge forrelaxation during your breaks with computers and wireless internet access. Your speciallyselected teachers will ensure close attention to your educational needs.

Learning ObjectivesHaving identified your needs and established your level, we plan your course and thenmonitor your progress and regularly review your learning priorities: Pre-training assessment form Entry test and needs analysis

Individual tutorial in week one Weekly feedback form

Personalised LearningYou do not need to worry if you have a low level of English or if it has been a long time sinceyou studied in the classroom. Whether you are a beginner or a graduate in English, theteaching will be productive, enjoyable and appropriate to your needs.

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Your Choice of CoursesThe centre offers four categories of courses: Intensive Study in a Mini Group, in which you work with a very small, select group of

people with similar levels of English to your own. Intensive Study in a Mini Group plus English for Business and Specialised

Subjects, such as Business Communication, Finance and Banking, Management,Marketing and Sales, Medical Practice and Legal Practice.

Intensive Study in a Mini Group plus Individual Tuition, which combines groupstudy with one-to-one lessons to meet your own particular needs.

Intensive Individual Tuition, where you work with your personal team of two or threeteachers, one-to-one.

Specialised Individual Tuition(Courses E-2.30 to E-2.40 and E-3.20 to E-3.30)10 lessons of your weekly individual tuition may focus on specialised individual tuition in the

English of your own personal choice. Subjects offered include Business, Engineering, HumanResources and Health and Safety. For the full range of specialisations available see page 23.If you choose examination preparation, you can prepare for any of the examinations listed onpage 15 of the Adult Prospectus.

Programme eatures- Use of the exclusive executive lounge

- Optional preparation of a presentation,which we analyse and record on DVD

- Progress report and recommendations forfurther study on course completion

- Wireless internet access and exclusive useof computers in the executive lounge

- Weekly buffet lunch with your teachersand other executive students

- Complimentary tea, coffee and biscuitsare available throughout the day

Member of

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Course entry dates 2014E-1.20, E-1.25, E-1.30

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC6,13,20, 27

3,10,17,24

3,10,17, 24, 31

7,14,22,28

6,12,19,27

2,9,16,23, 30

7,14,21,28

4,11,18, 26

1,8, 15,22,29

6,13,20, 27

3,10,17,24

1,8, 15

Course E-1.20 E-1.30E-1.25

Language levelsfor entry

General English -mini group size

Specialised English -group size

Minimum age

Course duration (weeks)Longer courses by arrangement

Course type

Course fees

For the first week

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks


Pounds sterling

Beginner to AdvancedSee note A on page 23

Average 2 (max. 4)

~

21

1 - 12

20

20

~

25

25

~

30

30

~

Intensive Study

in a Mini Group

Total lessons per week(45 minutes)

General English lessons

Specialised lessons

For the first week



Executive homestay accommodation fees - single room (Pounds sterling)

Includes enrolment

fee, all textbooks

and educational

materials

Executive Courses 2014

285

225

35

760

1370

1980

2590

610

885

1620

2355

3090

735

1010

1870

2730

3590

860


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Specialisedindividual tuition


Mini group size

Minimum age

Course duration (weeks)Longer courses by arrangement



Individual lessons

YesSee section below

Beginner to AdvancedSee note A

Average 2 (Max. 4)

(Plus individual tuition)21

1 - 12

YesSee section below

Beginner to AdvancedSee note A

Individual tuition

21

1 - 12

Course E-2.30 E-2.40E-2.35

For the first week



Course fees

For the first week

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeksEach additional week

Specialised individual tuition


30

20

10

35

25

10

40

30

10

20

~

20

25

~

25

30

~

30

1305

2415

3525

46351110

285

225

35

1430

2665

3900

51351235

1555

2915

4275

56351360

1260

2370

3480

45901110

1510

2870

4230

55901360

1805

3415

5025

66351610

Intensive Study

in a Mini Group plusIndividual Tuition

Intensive Individual

Tuition

Course type

Course entry dates 2014E-2.30, E-2.35, E-2.40 E-3.20, E-3.25, E-3.30

10 lessons of your weekly individual tuition may focus on specialised individualtuition in the English of your own personal choice, selected from:

If the specialised subject you require is not listed, please contact us to check itsavailability.

Aviation Business

Engineering

Finance

Legal Practice Linguistics

Medical Practice Management

Examination

Preparation

HumanResources

Social English

Maritime Industry Hotels and

Restaurants

Information

Technology Health and

Safety at Work

Marketingand Sales

Travel and

Tourism

MilitaryEnglish

Industry andTechnology

Pounds sterling Pounds sterling

E-3.25 E-3.30E-3.20

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC6,13,20, 27

3,10,17,24

3,10,17, 24, 31

7,14,22,28

6,12,19,27

2,9,16,23, 30

7,14,21,28

4,11,18, 26

1,8, 15,22,29

6,13,20, 27

3,10,17,24

1,8, 15

Includes enrolment

fee, all textbooks

and educational

materials

Notes

Participants at beginner toelementary levels should enrol

for a minimum of 2 weeks.

A

Course fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Pre-training assessment

- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the Executive Centre loungeand facilities

- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Notebook- Educational Advisory Service- Individual tutorial during your first weekand every 2 or 4 weeks thereafter,depending on the length of your course

- End - of- course progress report- Certificate of Studies

Internet access- Free wireless internet access.

- Computers with internet access.Social Activities Programme- Executive Centre social eveningsevery two weeks (additional costsmay apply)

- Afternoon and evening activities.Weekly programme available online:www.anglo-continental.com/leisure.html

Executive accommodationfees include...Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletion.

Meals

Breakfast and evening meal Monday toFriday; breakfast, a light lunch andevening meal on Saturday and Sunday(lunch from Monday to Friday may bepurchased in the self-service restaurantat the school).


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CourseCourse fees include...Administrative services- Enrolment fee- Pre-training assessment

- Student cardEducation- All tuition- Use of the multi-media learning centre- All textbooks and teaching materials- Notebook- Educational Advisory Service- Individual tutorial during your first weekand every 2 or 4 weeks thereafter,depending on the length of your course

- End - of- course progress report- Certificate of Studies

Internet access- Free wireless internet access.- Computers with internet access.

Social Activities Programme

- Executive Centre social eveningsevery two weeks (additional costsmay apply)

- Afternoon and evening activities.Weekly programme available online:www.anglo-continental.com/leisure.html

Executive accommodationfees include...Single roomFrom the Sunday before coursecommencement to the Sunday after itscompletion


Intensive Courses plus English forBusiness and Specialised Subjects 2014



Specialised lessons


General English -class size

Specialised English -group size

Minimum age


Course type

30

20

10

Intermediate to AdvancedSee note C

Average 2 (Max.4) See note B

Average 4 (Max. 6)Average 5 (Max. 8) 9 June to 29 August

21

2 - 4

Course fees

2 weeks

3 weeks

4 weeks

1750

2525

3300


Pounds sterling

B-1.30E English for Business Communication

B-2.30E English for Finance and Banking (see note A)

B-3.30E English for Management

B-4.30E English for Marketing and Sales

Business Subjects

Specialised Subjects

S-5.30E English for Medical Practice

S-6.30E English for Legal Practice (see note A)

For the first week



285

225

35

B-1.30E B-2.30E B-3.30E B-4.30E S-5.30E S-6.30E

Includes enrolment

fee, all textbooks

and educational

materials

Notes

Courses B-2.30E and S-6.30Emay include special exam

practice sessions for theInternational Certificate inFinancial English (ICFE) and theInternational Legal EnglishCertificate (ILEC) respectively.Please refer to the Adult Prospectusfor examination dates.

Participants may take their 20lessons of intensive English

tuition in the main school for amore economical course with anaverage of 10 students (max. 15).Please refer to the Adult Prospectus.

If you would like an indicationof your English language level,

we can advise you on a suitable testto take before you enrol. This willbe used as a guide, and finalacceptance is subject to our entrytest held at the school. If you arenot yet at the minimum levelrequired, you will be transferred to

a suitable alternative course.

B

A

C

Course entry dates 2014B-1.30E, B-2.30E, B-3.30E, B-4.30E S-5.30E, S-6.30E

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC6,20 3, 17 3, 17, 31 14, 28 12, 27 9, 23 7, 21 4, 18 1, 15, 29 13, 27 10, 24 8*

* 2 weeks only


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Professional

and TechnicalProgramme

Request aProfessional

TrainingProspectus

We provide general, professional and technical English language training programmes, byspecial arrangement, for government departments, commercial organisations and educational

and training institutions throughout the world. Specialisations offered include:

English for International Business and Industry

Business Communication Finance and Banking Types of business Financial reports and communications Customer care Budgeting and financial planning Communication in the workplace The banking industry Telephoning and video conferencing Bank management Meetings and presentations International transactions Use of technology Investment Formal and legal documents Accounting

Management Marketing and Sales

Organisation and structure Types of market Defining policies Advertising Staff recruitment Describing products and services Financial reports Meetings and presentations Staff training, welfare and motivation Market research Dispute resolution Formal and informal communication Communication and correspondence Administrative processes

Health and Safety Legal Practice The need for health and safety rules Legal systems and practice Risk assessment Company law Fire risks Contracts Health and safety in the workplace Commercial law

Formal documentation Written and oral communication skills

Medical Industry Maritime Personnel Anatomy Ship operations Symptoms and diagnosis Ship types and characteristics Medical and surgical treatment Ports and terminals Medical research Crewing and training The pharmaceutical industry Maintenance and repair Prescription and administration of drugs Maritime law Communication with patients and colleagues Marine insurance

Engineering Hospitality and Tourism Design Hotel facilities and services

Measurement Travel arrangements Materials Safety and hygiene Manufacturing, assembly and quality control Dealing with customers Static and dynamic principles Food and drink Energy and temperature Formal and informal documentation Fluids Mechanisms

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English for Military and Security Personnel

Air Force Personnel Army Personnel An Air Force base Army organisation The plane Weapons and equipment The crew An army base Types of aircraft Army operations Weaponry Peacekeeping Ground services and personnel Logistics Air traffic control Writing and communications Writing and communications

Naval Personnel Police Forces Navy organisation International and national law Navy surface ships and weaponry Police organisation

Submarines and aircraft Police operations A naval base Dealing with the public Naval operations Court procedures Peacekeeping Equipment Writing and communications Writing and communications

Immigration and Security Officers Dealing with people Passenger profiling Passenger and baggage screening Procedures at ports/points of entry and departure Immigration law and criminal offences Port and airport lexis

Automated and non-automated security systems Writing and documentation

27


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HomestayAccommodation

Selection of homestay accommodation

Carefully selected homestay accommodation is anestablished feature of all our programmes. Thanks toour careful selection, administration and supervisionof our homestay accommodation, we ensure that youare comfortable and well looked after during yourcourse. All homestay accommodation registered withAnglo-Continental is checked at regular intervals toensure that it remains at a high standard.

Homestay accommodation also provides a usefulextension of your studies: the opportunity to practise

your English outside the classroom and to benefit fromtotal immersion in the English-speaking community.You'll learn more about British culture and the peopleof Great Britain - and it will make a real contributionto your progress.

Standard homestay accommodation

A pleasantly furnished single bedroom Shared shower or bathroom and toilet facilities 16 meals per week A light laundry service will be provided

Executive homestay accommodation

A spacious, comfortably furnished bedroom Exclusive use of a shower or bathroom and toilet facilities 16 meals per week (3 course evening meal

accompanied by a glass of wine or beer) A washing and ironing service will be provided

Internet access is available in most executive homes

Our executive hosts provide an enhanced standard ofhospitality and comfort.

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Journey time:

2 hoursReservation and

confirmationof flight details

required no later than10 days in advance.

rom/to London Heathrow June, July and August only - arriving/departing

Charges per person*

Anglo-Continental coach transfers

We have special arrangementswith MOBILE RADIO CARS tohave cars available at the coachterminal/railway station withinthe Bournemouth TravelInterchange to take you to youraccommodation.

Mobile Radio Cars' Telephone

No. 01202 51 80 00Approximate cost of taxi: 7 to 12

On arrivalOur coaches depart from LondonHeathrow Airport (LHR) to

Bournemouth at regular intervalsbetween 08.00 and 20.00 hours.

On departureOur coaches depart fromAnglo-Continental to LondonHeathrow Airport (LHR) at regularintervals between 05.00 and 16.00hours. We recommend that youallow 5 hours for travel, check-in andsecurity procedures. For flightsdeparting before 10.00 hours orafter 21.00 hours, National Expresscoach services or Anglo-Continentalcar transfer services are available.

Operates dailythroughout the year.

Charges for other points ofarrival or departure and for

more than 2 passengers, areavailable on request.

Reservation of cartransfer services

To guarantee this servicethe arrival/departure details

are required no later than

10 days in advance.

Any destination Charges per car per single journey* (maximum 2 passengers including luggage)

Anglo-Continental car transfers

Up to 2 hours waiting time from the notified time of arrival no chargeAfter 2 hours waiting time, each additional 30 minutes delayor part thereof, for whatever reason, including parking charges 18

Car transfer chargesThe charges quoted are per car,whether it is used by 1 or 2passengers. If either or bothpassengers fail to arrive, the fullcharge remains payable. If 2passengers are sharing a car, theymust arrive at or depart from thesame terminal.

Public transport

National Express coachesoperate daily throughout the

year from the following airports:

- London Heathrow- London Gatwick- London Stansted- London Luton- London City

For the latest information onNational Express coach services,including timetables and prices,

you can visit the website:www.nationalexpress.com

There are frequent train servicesfrom London Waterloo Stationand Southampton AirportParkway Station to BournemouthStation. Full information on theseservices is available on request,or at the website:

www.nationalrail.co.uk

There are frequent bus servicesfrom Bournemouth InternationalAirport to Bournemouth towncentre where taxis are availableto take you to youraccommodation. Full informationon these services is available onrequest, or at the website:

www.bournemouth-airport-shuttle.co.uk

National Express Coachesfrom London Airports

Train Services Arrival in Bournemouth Bournemouth AirportShuttle Buses

London Heathrow Airport (LHR) only

LHR to Bournemouth: Every Sunday from 1 June to 10 August 2014Bournemouth to LHR: Every Sunday from 1 June to 24 August 2014

Transfers 2014on arrival and departure

London Heathrow Airpor t (LHR) to or from accommodation 155

London Gatwick Airpor t (LGW) to or from accommodation 170

London City Airport (LCY) to or from accommodation 225

London Stansted Airpor t (STN) to or from accommodation 225

London Luton Airport (LTN) to or from accommodation 190

Southampton Airport (SOU) to or from accommodation 78

Bournemouth Airport (BOH) to or from accommodation 30

Additional charges for delays*

Coach from London Heathrow Airport (LHR) to schooland car from school to accommodation 38

Car from accommodation to schooland coach from school to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) 38

* Charges exclude VAT

* Charges exclude VAT


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All enrolments are subject to these conditions, which

become legally binding on confirmation of acceptance

by Anglo-Continental, and to the age limitations and

arrangements specified in Anglo-Continentals official

publications.

The enrolled trainee intends and is able to follow and

complete the course of study at Anglo-Continental anddeclares that he/she shall abide by all current UK laws

and leave the United Kingdom at the end of his/her

studies.

Anglo-Continental reserves the right to withhold

confirmation of an enrolment, at its discretion, if such

action is deemed necessary in the interests of the

trainee or the school or if an incorrect declaration has

been made.

Fees

The fees for courses and accommodation are valid from

1 January to 31 December each year. The fees for the

following year are normally published in July/August.

The fees must be received in full by Anglo-Continental

no later than four weeks before course commencement,

otherwise Anglo-Continental reserves the right to cancel,

without notice, the course, accommodation and all other

services. Course fees are calculated in complete weeks,

and any part of a week is counted as a full week.

No compensation, fee reductions, refunds, credit,

additional lessons or extension of the course can be

given for:

- services or facilities included in the fees and not used;

- late entry to or absence or early departure from a

course without formal curtailment;

- lessons replaced by testing, class allocation procedures

or the sightseeing tour on on course entry dates;

- days when schools are closed because of officialholidays.

Any refunds which are approved can only be made by

the office or Representative to whom the fees were

originally paid. Anglo-Continental reserves the right to

make fee adjustments as a result of changes in

exchange rates or statutory taxes without prior notice.

Visas

If you require a visa, it is your responsibility to

ensure that you apply for the correct type of

visa to allow you to study at Anglo-Continental for the

entire period of your course(s). You must ensure that all

details on your confirmation documents (including the

visa letter or the Confirmation of Acceptance for

Studies) issued by Anglo-Continental are correct beforeyou apply for your visa. Anglo-Continental cannot be

held liable for any errors that occur during the visa

application process. It is also your responsibility to

continue to maintain the correct immigration status to

study at Anglo-Continental for the duration of your

course(s). Failure to do so may lead to termination of

your studies without refund or compensation.

School regulations

Anglo-Continental publishes regulations to ensure that

the courses function smoothly. Acceptance of and

compliance with these regulations, and with English law,

are contractual obligations on the part of the trainee.

Cancellation or change of time of a test

Notice of cancellation or change of time of a test must

be received in writing by the school at least 5 working

days prior to the scheduled test date. If such notice is

not received within the stated period then the full

charge remains due.

Cancellation or

postponement of a course

A course is not transferable but may be cancelled or

postponed and full course fees will be refunded (except

for bank charges), provided that written notice is

received by Anglo-Continental not less than two weeks

before the scheduled date of course commencement. Inthe absence of such notice, or if less than two weeks

notice is received:

- in the case of cancellation, a fee of 500 is payable

in lieu of notice;

- in the case of postponement, Anglo-Continental

reserves the right to levy a charge to cover

administration and accommodation costs incurred on

the trainee's behalf;

- should the application for a visa be refused, we will

refund any published fees paid in advance (after

deduction of an administration charge of 50)

provided that you send us a copy of the letter of

refusal before the intended start date of the course.

Any additional charges for services provided by a third

party (such as Home Office CAS charges, hotel

accommodation, flat rental and courier services) are

not refundable.

Curtailment of a course

If a course of more than eight weeks' duration is

curtailed by the trainee, four weeks' notice must be given

to the school. If no notice or insufficient notice is given,

course fees must be paid in lieu of notice together with

any accommodation charges due. In all cases, course

fees must be paid for a minimum of eight weeks.

If a course of eight weeks' duration or less is curtailed,

no refund of course fees can be given. Trainees must

have personal insurance against inability to attend or

continue a course for medical or compassionate

reasons (see liability and insurance).

Change of course

If after commencement of a course, the trainee wishes

to change to a course of a lower specification, two

weeks' notice must be given to the school. If approved,

the change must be made on a scheduled entry date

for the new course.

Any refund due will be in the form of a credit towards

any required extension of the amended course or

towards any subsequent course with Anglo-Continental

during the twelve months following the end of the

amended course. The credit is not transferable to any

other person, and no cash refund can be given.Incorrect declaration

Anglo-Continental reserves the right to withdraw a

trainee from the course if an incorrect declaration has

been made or if information regarding a trainees

ability to participate in the course has not been

disclosed to us before course commencement. In this

case, no refund can be made.

English language level

Any information about your level received prior to your

arrival will act as a guide only. Your English language

level will be determined by our entry test on your first

day. If you are not at the required level for your course,

you will be transferred to a suitable alternative course.

Accommodation

The fee for the first week in homestay accommodation

includes a non-refundable administration charge to cover

the cost of selection, reservation and administration.

Any request to change or leave accommodation, either

separately or in conjunction with the curtailment of a

course, must be made to Anglo-Continental at least two

weeks before the date of the proposed move and

approved before the change is made. Failing this,

accommodation fees are payable in lieu of notice.

Accommodation fees continue to be payable for anyperiods of absence during the course.

Photography, film, sound recordings and

written work

During our courses we sometimes take photographs, film

footage and sound recordings, some of which may be

incorporated into items such as, but not limited to, future

publicity material, tests and educational materials. We

may also wish to use examples of your written work. If

you do not wish to participate in any of these items

please advise Anglo-Continental in writing before the start

of the course, otherwise it is understood that you have

unreservedly given your consent for these to be used.

Liability and insurance

Anglo-Continental will not be liable for any loss,damage, illness or injury to persons or property

however caused, except where such liability is imposed

by statute. Anglo-Continental will also not be held

responsible for any delay in scheduled services of third

party companies, or if any service cannot be provided

as specified. Any complaints, liabilities, losses or

damages arising should be submitted to the third party

company concerned. It is the trainees responsibility to

take out personal insurance against all such risks,

including inability to attend or continue a course and

for the payment of medical expenses.

Force majeure

It shall be a fundamental condition of the contract

between the trainee and Anglo-Continental or itsRepresentatives that neither Anglo-Continental nor its

Representatives shall be in any way liable to the trainee

in the event of any service contracted to be supplied by

them becoming impossible to supply by reason of

industrial dispute or other cause outside their control.

Data protection

To ensure that your course at Anglo-Continental meets

your requirements we and, if appropriate, the Anglo-

Continental Representative in your own country will

need to use the information you provide (such as your

personal data and details of any special requirements)

in order to process your enrolment.

We must pass your information on to those involved in

providing you with services relating to your stay atAnglo-Continental, such as your reservation of

accommodation and transfer services. The information

may also be provided, if required, to security or credit-

checking organisations, customs and the Home Office

as required by UK law.

Please note that where your information is held by an

Anglo-Continental Representative, it will be subject to

your Representatives own data protection policy and

their countrys national law.

Validity of conditions

These Conditions of enrolment are valid from 1 January

2014 and are subject to English law. The English

language version is legally binding in all cases.

Anglo-Continental reserves the right to waive or adjust

the specifications of a course, which may include age

limits, without prior notification.

Conditions of enrolment 2014


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Enrolment form 2014

On arrival

On departure

On arrival

On departure

Signature

Place Date

Asin

your

pass

port

Accommodation data

I require standard homestay accommodation as specifiedfor the duration of the course (Sunday to Sunday)

I require executive homestay accommodation for theduration of the course. Please note, this accommodation issubject to availablility.

I require alternative accommodation

Please specify:

I do not require accommodation. I shall be making my ownarrangements, and will notify you of the address before myarrival in England.

Do you smoke? Yes No

Do you suffer from an allergy? Yes NoIf yes, please give details separately.

Do you have any special dietary requirements? Yes Noe.g. vegetarian. If yes, please give details separately.

Do you have a medical condition of which weshould be aware? If yes, please give details separately. Yes No

Do you have a physical disability, learning disabilityor mental health issue? If yes, please give details separately. Yes No

Transfer services (Please refer to page 29)

I wish to reserve:Anglo-Continental car transfer

Airport/Place of arrival

Airport/Place of departure

If you reserve a transfer, you must advise Anglo-Continental of your travel details not less than10 days before your arrival.

Anglo-Continental coach transfer(Operates every Sunday from 1 June to 10 August fromLondon Heathrow Airport to Bournemouth, and from 15 Juneto 24 August from Bournemouth to London Heathrow Airport)

Day Month Year

Course data (Complete for each course required)

Course Coursenumber name

Entry date Number of weeks

Day Month Year

Course Coursenumber name

Entry date Number of weeks

Personal data

(Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS)

Mr Mrs Miss Other Please mark

Family name

First name

Date of birth

Place and country of birth

Nationality

Mother tongue

Passport Number (if you require a visa)

Occupation

Home address

Road/Number

Town/postcode

Country

Mailing address (If different from home address)

Name

Road/Number

Town/postcode

Country

Contact details

Telephone - private

Telephone - business

Telephone - mobile

Fax - private

Fax - business

Email

Skype

X

Test data

Do you wish to take the TEAP (Test of English forAviation Personnel) during your course? Yes No

Detachhere

Signature

I confirm that I have read and accept the Conditions of enrolment on page30, and have completed the Payment of fees on page 32.

Aviation Programmes OnlyJob description/Qualifications

Company name

Job title and main responsibilities

Brief job description (Include any special areas of interest)

Aviation Qualifications

What is your present level of English?

Beginner Intermediate

Elementary High intermediatePre-intermediate Advanced

Have you attended an Anglo-Continentalcourse before? Yes No

If yes, in which year(s):


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32

How to calculate your fees

Course fees First course weeks =

Second course weeks =

Third course weeks =

Accommodation fees weeks =

High season supplement weeks =

Sub total

Other charges On arrival On departure

Anglo-Continental car transfer

Anglo-Continental coach transfer

Home Office CAS Fee

Total

How to pay your fees

Bank chequeI enclose/will send a bank cheque, drawn on a British bank,made payable to Anglo-Continental

Bank transferI will arrange for a bank transfer using SWIFT to:

Lloyds TSB Bank plc, 45 Old Christchurch RoadBournemouth BH1 1ED, Englandaccount name: Anglo-Continentalaccount number: 01 91 75 58IBAN: GB05 LOYD 3091 0801 9175 58BIC: LOYDGB21045

sort code: 30-91-08(Please inform your bank that you will pay all bank transfer charges both in your own countryand in England, and send us a copy of the Banks Transfer Confirmation as proof of payment.)

My company/sponsor will pay the fees

Company/Sponsors name

Road PO Box

Town/postcode

Country

Name of person responsible for payment

Telephone

Mobile

Email

Credit card/Payment cardI will pay by credit card/payment card (most major cards accepted). I authoriseAnglo-Continental to debit my credit/debit card with the applicable fees, in accordancewith my enrolment, 4 weeks before course commencement. I understand the visa deposit(if applicable) will be deducted immediately.

Type of card

Card number

Valid from / Expiry date /

Security code Security codeAmerican Express other cards

Name of cardholder

Road PO Box

Town/postcode

Country

Signature of cardholder

Where to pay your fees

I will pay the fees to Anglo-Continentals Representative(Please do not complete how to pay your fees section asour Representatives have their own payment procedures)

I will pay the fees to Anglo-Continental(In this case, please complete the relevant section in how to pay your fees)

When to pay your fees

If you DO NOT require a VISAThe fees must be received in full at least 4 weeks before coursecommencement. (No deposit required).

If you REQUIRE a VISATo obtain a visa you will need our confirmation documents. We musttherefore ask you for a deposit of 500 (deductible when you pay

your fees), or the full amount of the fees due, at the time of enrolment.We must also register your details with the Home Office which atpresent charges 14 per person to issue a Certificate of Acceptance to

Study (CAS). You will be automatically invoiced for this fee.

I wish to pay the deposit of 500 now (deductible when I pay myfees) and I confirm that I will pay the balance to reach Anglo-Continental not later than 4 weeks before course commencement

I wish to pay the fees in full now

Please send your Enrolment form to our Representative inyour country or, if no address is given, to:

Anglo-Continental29-35 Wimborne Road, Bournemouth BH2 6NA, England

Telephone (GB code) +(0)1202 55 74 14

Fax (GB code) +(0)1202 55 61 56

Email [email protected]

Website www.anglo-continental.com

If you have been advised by our Representatives in your country, please writetheir name, company name and address in the space provided below:

Please repeat the name of the enrolled person as it

appears on the Enrolment form overleaf

Family name

First name

Payment of fees

Refund guaranteeShould your application for a visa be refused, we will refund anypublished fees paid by you (after deduction of an administration charge

of 50), provided that you send us a copy of the letter of refusal beforethe intended start date of your course.

Any additional charges for services provided by a third party (such asHome Office CAS charges, hotel accommodation, flat rental and courierservices) are not covered by this guarantee.


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Pre-training assessment formFor Executive, Business and Specialised Programmes only

We would like to prepare for your course as fully as possible. It istherefore important that we have clear information about your needs.Please complete this form as soon as possible and return it to theaddress overleaf.

Detachhere

Previous language training

Have you previously attended a course atAnglo-Continental? Yes No

If yes, in which year(s):

Are you currently studying English? Yes No

If yes, which course book(s) are you using?

What is your present level of English?

Beginner Intermediate

Elementary Upper Intermediate

Pre-Intermediate Advanced

Section 2

Your General English learning priorities

Please indicate in the boxes below the importance to you of improvingyour English in the specified areas:

1 = Very important 2 = Important3 = Less important 4 = Not important

Listening Vocabulary

Speaking Grammar

Reading Pronunciation

Writing

Please completesections 1, 3, 5and 6

Please completesections 1, 2, 3,5 and 6

Job description

Company name

Job title

Brief job description

Section 3

Please provide us with details of any areas of the business orspecialised subject which particularly interest you.

(Example: Terminology for medical research)

Please completesections 1, 2, 4,5 and 6

Students enrolled on anIntensive Course with English forBusiness and Specialised SubjectsB-1.30, B-2.30, B-3.30, B-4.30,S-5.30 and S-6.30

Students enrolled on

Intensive Study in a Mini GroupE-1.20, E-1.25, E-1.30

Students enrolled onIntensive Study in a Mini Group plusIndividual TuitionE-2.30, E-2.35, E-2.40or

Intensive Individual TuitionE-3.20, E-3.25 and E-3.30

Please completesections 1, 2and 6

(If necessary continue on page 34)

Students enrolled on

Intensive Study in a Mini GroupplusEnglish for Business and Specialisedsubjects

B-1.30E, B-2.30E, B-3.30E, B-4.30E,S-5.30E and S-6.30E

Section 1

Personal data

(Please complete in BLOCK CAPITALS)

Mr Mrs Miss Other Please mark

Family name

First name(s)

Age

Course number

Entry date

Reference number (if known)

Contact informationIn preparation for your course, we may require additional informationfrom you.

Telephone

Mobile

Fax

Email

Skype

Website (if applicable)

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Pre-training assessment formFor Executive, Business and Specialised Programmes only

Please send your Pre-training assessment form to:

Anglo-Continental

Mrs Vronique Bethell - Professional Training Supervisor

29-35 Wimborne Road, Bournemouth BH2 6NA, England

Telephone (GB code) +(0)1202 55 74 14

Fax (GB code) +(0)1202 55 61 56

Email [email protected]

Website www.anglo-continental.com

Section 4

Ten sessions per week of your Individual Tuition can either be inGeneral English or in the English of your own specialised field. If yourequire tuition in Specialised English, please write the subject below(see page 23 for a list of possible subjects).

(Examples: English for Hospitality and TourismEnglish for Maritime IndustryEnglish for Engineering)

Please also include any areas of that subject which particularly interestyou. (Example: attending conferences and trade fairs and dealingwith international clients).

Thank you for completing this assessment. We aim toensure that you make the best possible progress in Englishduring your stay.

Section 6

Other information/areas of interestPlease let us have any other information which you believe would help us toprepare for your course:

Section 5

Your Specialised English learning priorities

Please indicate in the boxes below the importance to you of improvingyour English in the specified areas:

1 = Very important 2 = Important3 = Less important 4 = Not important

Meetings Formal correspondence

Negotiations Informal correspondence

Presentations Reports

Telephone calls Professional literature

Social situations Advertising material

Typical documents

To help make the course more relevant to your work, it would be useful ifyou could bring some typical documents which you frequently use.Please indicate in the boxes below which documents you plan to bring:

Letters Reports

Contracts Agreements

Professional journals Company magazines

Product information Promotional brochures

Balance sheets Annual reports

Curriculum vitae Examination papers


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General informationHow to enrol

Please complete the Enrolment form andPayment of fees on pages 31 and 32.

- Choose the course or courses you wish toattend

- Select the entry date and decide how manyweeks you wish to study

- Complete the accommodation section

- Decide if you wish to use a car or coachtransfer from the place of arrival in England toBournemouth

- Select where, when and how you wish to payyour fees

- Send the Enrolment form, completed on bothsides, to our Representative in your country.Alternatively post, fax or email it to Anglo-Continental.

You can also enrol and make secure credit cardpayments online at: www.anglo-continental.com

This symbol will appear at the bottom ofyour screen indicating that this form is secureand that any details you enter cannot beaccessed by anyone except Anglo-Continental.

Our confirmation

When your Enrolment form is received andaccepted by the school the following documentswill be sent to you:

- A letter of confirmation of enrolment

- An invoice for the full amount of the fees due

- Your accommodation address (due to thecareful procedure involved in selecting youraccommodation, the address may be sent to

you at a later date)

- Our Student Handbook

If you require a visa we can only send you thesedocuments after we have received your depositof 500 (deductible when you pay your fees)or the full amount of the fees due.

Entry to England

When you pass through UK Border Control onarrival in England you will be required to show

your:

- Passport or identity card- Visa (if required)

- Confirmation of enrolment fromAnglo-Continental

- Copy of the banks transfer confirmation, orother evidence that you have paid your fees toAnglo-Continental or its Representative.

Student care

When you are away from home, problemscan arise. Most of these are easily solvedwith the help of our Student Services staff.In more complicated situations, or in caseswhere medical assistance is required, our

Student Support Team are entirely at yourdisposal, offering you a professional andcompletely confidential service.

From your first contact with us to your lastday at Anglo-Continental, we will give youall the help you need.

Student travel insurance

For your protection and peace of mind youshould have comprehensive travel insurancewhich should include any possible cancellationor curtailment charges. Such insurance may be

obtained through your own travel adviser. Ifhowever, you would like further advice, pleasecontact us.

Medical treatment

Where appropriate, Anglo-Continental canassist with the arrangement of emergencymedical and dental treatment as provided bythe British National Health Service.

Lesson duration

All lessons are of 45 minutes duration.

20 lessons per week = 15 hours25 lessons per week = 18 hours 45 minutes30 lessons per week = 22 hours 30 minutes

35 lessons per week = 26 hours 15 minutes40 lessons per week = 30 hours

School and national holidays

Anglo-Continental schools are closed:

21 December 2013 to5 January 2014 for 2 weeks

20 December 2014 to4 January 2015 for 2 weeks

Anglo-Continental schools are also closed onofficial national holidays declared by the BritishGovernment. Those scheduled for 2014 are:18 April, 21 April, 5 May, 26 May and25 August.

If your entry date coincides with an officialholiday, your accommodation will still bereserved for you from the Sunday before yourcourse commences, and we would advise youto plan to arrive on that day. Your course willbegin with the entry test on the next workingday following the holiday.

No compensation, fee reductions, refunds,credit, additional lessons or extension of thecourse can be given for days when the schoolis closed because of official holidays.

Accommodation during school holidays

If you are attending a course which continuesafter the school holiday 20 December 2014 to4 January 2015, full board standard homestayaccommodation will be provided during theholiday, at a cost of 160 per week. This willbe automatically reserved and invoiced. If youdo not require this accommodation you mustinform us at least 4 weeks before the holidayperiod and we will arrange a full refund.

UK visa requirements

If you are unsure whether you will need a visa tostudy in the UK, visit the Home Office website at:www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk. You may alsowish to consult your nearest British Embassy or

Consulate.If you require a visa in order to study in the UK,we strongly recommend that you apply as earlyas possible for your course as the applicationprocedure may take several weeks to complete.Before issuing a visa letter, Anglo-Continentalmust be in receipt of a deposit of 500(deductible when you pay your fees) or the fullamount of the fees due. Before assigning aConfirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS)the full amount of the fees will be due unless youare government sponsored.

It is your responsibility to ensure that you applyfor the correct type of visa to allow you to study

at Anglo-Continental for the entire period of yourcourse(s). You must ensure that all details on

your confirmation documents (including the visaletter or the CAS) issued by Anglo-Continentalare correct before you apply for your visa.Anglo-Continental cannot be held liable for anyerrors that occur during the visa applicationprocess. It is also your responsibility to continueto maintain the correct immigration status tostudy at Anglo-Continental for the duration of

your course(s). Failure to do so may lead totermination of your studies without refund orcompensation.

We strongly recommend that you send a

scanned copy of your visa to us to check priorto your departure to the UK.

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